Bookworm Beat 4/3/26: A small but mighty meme edition
Not a lot of memes out there this week, but I’ve got some primo Ketanji memes and other good stuff, too.
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Category: Bits and Pieces
Open Thread
It’s late, and I am tired. I’ll try to have a meme edition up tomorrow.
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Bookworm Beat 2/13/26: The Congress must SAVE America meme edition
The only love letter I want this Valentine’s Day is one from Congress saying, “Dear America, We’ve passed the SAVE Act.”
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Talk amongst yourselves…open thread
There is no meme edition today, and there won’t be a meme edition for a couple of weeks. Holiday weeks always mean more work for me at American Thinker because we get fewer contributions from our wonderful volunteer writers, which explains why today is empty. As for the lack of
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Bookworm Beat 1/17/25: the California is still burnin’ meme edition
Three more days until sane government returns to America, but it’ll take a lot longer than three days to undo the damage displayed in these memes.
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Bookworm Beat 1/10/25: the California burnin’ meme edition
Ten days until Trump is back in the White House and — God willing — America and the world become much safer and stronger.
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Bookworm Beat 11/15/24: The MEGA MAGA TRUMP VICTORY meme edition
This could also be called the schadenfreude meme edition, because a lot of it is taken up with mocking leftists as they writhe in agony over the election.
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James Buckley’s 2006 Speech on Religion and our Government
The left has been warring on Judaism and Christianity since socialism and the terrorist police state were born in the French Revolution. America took the opposite tack in the late 18th century, embracing the Western religious tradition undergirding the Enlightenment. We built our government on those traditions and became a
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Bookworm Beat 11/17/23: A time of blessed clarity illustrated edition
Yes, times are bad, but Americans are finally seeing the hideous reality behind the left’s carefully constructed patina of virtue.
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The benefits of a young, new doctor
After several years in the wilderness, I finally found a doctor who may have a solution to some vexing (although totally non-fatal) problems.
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Bookworm Beat 4/17/23: The madder than mad world
The problem with my meme collections is that it’s getting increasingly hard to create a new, enticing headline. It’s always just…craziness.
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On the Fifth Day of Christmas, The Feast of Thomas a’ Becket
On the 5th Day of Christmas Feast of St. Thomas a’ Becket, a memorial One of the overarching issues of the Medieval world was where the authority of the Papacy ended and the authority of kings began. It was a dispute that that led to the martyrdom of Thomas a’
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Our Nation is Forged At Trenton
Today marks the single most important battle in our nation’s history, George Washington’s decisive victory over the Hessians at the Battle of Trenton on Dec. 26, 1776 saved the American Revolution from certain failure. General It is impossible to overstate the importance of the Continental Army’s stunning victory this day
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The Porcupine Mountains in Michigan
I’m visiting the Porcupine Mountains in Michigan. Over the past 24 hours, I’ve seen snow, rain, and sun. The temperature never got above 37 degrees. It’s gorgeous!!
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The illustrated edition will be delayed
My COVID rash is continuing to bedevil me. I’m underslept and everything I do seems to take twice as long. I’ll try to get the illustrated edition up tomorrow or on Sunday. For now, though, I’m getting by doing the bare minimum of whatever it is I need to do.
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